FTNS Licence definition

FTNS Licence means the fixed telecommunications network services licence issued by the Telecommunications Authority to the Borrower on 29 June 1995 (and amended on 31 March 1998 to include the Borrower, Reach Networks Hong Kong Limited (formerly known as PCCW-HKT International Limited) ("Reach") and PCCW-HKT CAS Limited as joint and several licensees and as further amended effective on 31 January 2001 such that the Borrower and Reach are no longer joint licensees but rather are individual licensees in relation to FTNS licence held by each of them and PCCW-HKT CAS Limited has surrendered its rights under the joint and several licence) or any replacement or amendment thereof.
FTNS Licence means the Fixed Telecommunication Network Services Licence issued to PCCWHKTC.
FTNS Licence means any fixed telecommunications network services licence issued under the Telecommunication Ordinance held from time to time by the HCL Group and includes:

Examples of FTNS Licence in a sentence

  • PCCWHKTC is the USO provider of telecommunications services in Hong Kong pursuant to the terms and conditions of the FTNS Licence.

  • The FTNS Licence is revoked or is suspended (and not reinstated, renewed or replaced by a similar licence within 30 days after such suspension or revocation) or is made subject to such conditions as would have a Material Adverse Effect.

  • Under the FTNS Licence, the licensee is allowed to provide telecommunication services between fixed points12.

  • The scope of PRSL does not allow the licensee to provide external facilities and services is specified in the Schedule to the FTNS Licence.

  • The FTNS Licence and PRSL in fact contain a number of similar obligations, but the licence conditions are worded somewhat differently.

  • GC 10(1) of the FTNS Licence, SC 5(1) of the Fixed Carrier Licence as well as GC 1 of the PNETS Licence for IVANS require the licensee to operate, maintain and provide service in a manner satisfactory to the TA.

  • In accordance with General Condition 20 of the FTNS Licence, PCCW-HKT Telephone Limited (the Company) hereby publishes revision to tariffs of the following services.

  • The arrangements shall follow the requirements as set out in the FTNS Licence General Condition No. 29.

  • The customized tariff will remain valid during the contract period in accordance with the agreement signed between PCCW-HKTC and HKEx.In accordance with General Condition 20(2) of the FTNS Licence, PCCW-HKT Telephone Limited (‘the Company') hereby announces that it will cease offering the following services with effective from 21st December 2004 and exit such services with effective from 1st April 2005.

  • Having concluded that the theft count was barred by the statute of limitations, we do not reach appellant’s second issue challenging the sufficiency of the evidence.


More Definitions of FTNS Licence

FTNS Licence means the Fixed Telecommunication Network Services Licence issued to CWHHTC, Cable & Wireless HHT International Limited and Cable & Wireless HHT CAS Limited;

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